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I am a new member to this board, and I was reading where people got a bandsaw from HF for the Homier price. I looked in the files and all I could find was a list of tools offered by Homier. When I

Hi Bill - I just joined the other day...I'm planning on picking up a HF 4x6 this weekend - $149 on sale! Woohoo! Regarding the gear oil change, is it pretty intuitive how much replacement oil to add?

I saw his plans too. The local welding shop sold me 16ga sheet that ran about $2 for the bandsaw stand and $6 for the mill/drill. I was going to attempt the 20 degree notches like he did - but that

It's a oil filled unit Sparky --- rangerod <rangerod@...> wrote:

RA O.K. I understand what you are talking about, sounds like a good idea. If you go that route can you give details & pics if possible. The site I purchased the unit from says its a air unit but it

Hi, I just joined last week right after I purchased a HF 4x6 at the Ft Collins, CO store. So far I am real happy with it. Cut up about 100 ft of 1/4 HR rod over the weekend and it really beats my 6"

Maybe I wasn't clear. I mean to mount the cylinder just the same as you did, but mount the control valve at or near the end of the saw with the vise wheel using flexible hoses. (Do they make them that

RA I don't know too much about hydraulic systems but I do not believe it matters how the unit is orientated (vertical, horizontal, angled ect...) All the saws that come with hydraulics are mounted on

Try your local welding supply shop. The one I deal with gets the blades from a vendor, whatever length I want. It's not Lenox ( even thought they are made in the next town over) but they will not sell

www.countrysaw.com This is where buy mine..Bob

I think that the reason the cylinder is mounted the way it is, in most cases, is to get the air out of the system. It leaves the cylinder at either end through the upward-oriented fittings, and is

In a message dated 1/28/2004 1:52:44 AM US Mountain Standard Time, rralbers@... writes: I think that the reason the cylinder is mounted the way it is, in most cases, is to get the air out of the

Where can these be purchased reasonably? Enco sells a Morse Acu-rite bimetal 10-14. Any one had experience with it or other alternatives to the Lennox? Thanks, Steve

You're welcome Rod. I ordered two of these cylinders, one for my HF 4x6 and one for a large wellsaw. I haven't gotten either mounted yet. Kerryp http://dte.net/57imperial KaP Imperial Services - Patch

Steve The hydraulic unit just regulates the amount weight of the saw head that you want to allow on to the blade, the unit does not create any kind of pressure. Rod

Alan Yes then the hydro unit will be vertical. Rod

thanks, Rod Another basic question. Does the hydraulic unit actually put the pressure on the blade or allow control of weight placed on the sawhead. TIA, Steve work on getting one. The hydraulic unit

Ahh, yes, of course. My stand looks a little bit like http://www.homemetalshopclub.org/projects/sawstand/sawstand.jpg only without the upper tray (and not nearly so pretty). It's made from 2" x 2" x

Set the base casting up on my mill, angles yes, loosen the clamp bolt. Sparky --- Alan Rothenbush <alan@...> wrote: __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web

Alan 1. Yes the red "thing" is the knob used to adjust the resistance. 2. Its about 1/4 turn so there is still some resistance & 1/2 turn lets it go fairly loose. 3. The reason you can't mount it that